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Hückelhoven

View Along the Teichbach – St. Anna Chapel Brachelen loop from Kapbusch

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Germany
North Rhine-Westphalia
Heinsberg
Hückelhoven

View Along the Teichbach – St. Anna Chapel Brachelen loop from Kapbusch

Moderate

5

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View Along the Teichbach – St. Anna Chapel Brachelen loop from Kapbusch

00:39

6.33km

20m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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403 m

View Along the Teichbach

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From here it goes straight to Aloha Beach 🏖️

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3.33 km

Himmerich (formerly: Haus Waldesruh)

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Haus Waldesruh is a discotheque that was founded in 1950 as a restaurant and two years later was converted into a dance hall. Haus Waldesruh in Himmerich is the oldest discotheque in Germany with one and the same owner. The inn was built to offer carters and walkers a place to refresh themselves. In 1952 it was converted into a dance hall. In the mid-1970s, Theo and Marianne Limburg took over and expanded the restaurant from their parents. In 1997 Haus Waldesruh was awarded the "Disko-Oskar" by the Federal Association of German Discotheques and Dance Companies. The country discotheque known far and wide as "Himmerich" is still family-owned.

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St. Anna Chapel Brachelen

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The Anna Chapel is a neo-Gothic building from 1864 in the north of the lower village.
The chapel from around the 18th century was dilapidated in 1862. A new chapel was therefore built in 1864. In 1937 it was renovated and expanded with a sacristy extension according to a plan by Hans Königs from Aachen. Damage from the war years 1944/45 was repaired in 1947. The chapel is owned by the St. Gereon parish in Brachelen. The building is a brick structure with three window axes. The three bays are cross-ribbed vaulted with a three-sided end. The windows are pointed arched, as is the blind niche above the entrance portal. On the gable roof there is a six-sided ridge turret with a chapel cross and weather vane.

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6.33 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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4.85 km

1.48 km

Surfaces

3.27 km

2.49 km

573 m

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Tuesday 3 November

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